LARCHMONT, New York--(Press Release)--Aug. 31, 2000--With a moratorium on Internet gambling looming in Australia and prohibitive legislation continuing to threaten in the U.S., new entrants into the exploding Internet gambling business will be able to compare and evaluate competing international regulatory jurisdictions at the Fourth Annual International Symposium on Internet Gambling Law and Management, to be held Nov. 26-28 at the Royal Antiguan Beach & Tennis Resort in Antigua.
This leading event in the online gaming arena will be attended by the CEOs and other high ranking officials across the entire gaming spectrum--plan now to join industry leaders and innovators who are shaping the field and determining its future.
As new jurisdictions -- oftentimes offering more welcoming environments for online gaming firms -- continue to enter the picture, the global picture for interactive gaming companies is becoming more and more complex.
New entries into the marketplace can use this forum to discuss the relative merits of competing regimes, from Malta, Gibraltar, or Norfolk Island to onshore jurisdictions such as England or Australia.
Offshore vs. Onshore Gaming: The Battle Heats Up, which is organized in conjunction with Gaming Law Review, the leading gaming journal, along with Internet Gaming International, and the International Internet Gaming Association, will explore how intensifying competition in venues around the globe is posing new challenges for casino managers and operators, e-commerce promoters and entrepreneurs, software and website developers, consultants, attorneys and regulators in the fast-moving world of online gaming.